Greetings, I'm a fairly new user myself but I can share what I've experimented with.
On 08/09/2018 04:09 PM, mark wrote: [snip] > 2. Is it the case that I need a separate d/b for each filesystem? Everything that I've seen says that you need 1 d/b per config per file system. It is how I run it. > For example, if home directories are nfs mounted from half a dozen > servers, does this mean I need half a dozen d/b *just* for /home? Not necessarily. I have two "data" directories which I mounted /cluster/data[12] and as a single mount point I had Robinhood just pointed to /cluster as the top level. It didn't seem to care. For managerial reasons I ended up splitting it later on into separate mounts though. I don't know what the cons might be to doing it this way and I never did anything with NFS so I don't know of any gotcha's there either. The one caution/heads-up I will give: if you have multiple partitions then you will need to do some trickery for the web-interface since it looks to just one db at a time. There are some pointers in the mailing list[1] and a few attempts at building one[2], but I never got them to work quite right. [1] https://sourceforge.net/p/robinhood/mailman/search/ [2] https://github.com/abrenner/robinhood-multifs-web Instead, I use Grafana[3]. If you have a small bit of SQL experience, it is fairly trivial to pull in the data and display it nicely. If you go this route, let me know and I might be able to give you some pointers. I didn't implement the full Robinhood view, just the portions I really need and found useful but I can at least help you get started. [3] https://grafana.com/ Robinhood+Grafana has been incredibly useful to me as an admin once I got it running and scanning well. Good luck! ~Stack~
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